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Another SSA issuer is lining up a seven year euro deal after three borrowers tapped that spot to the tune of over €2bn this week. -
Groupe BPCE launched its first tier two deal of the year on Friday, taking advantage of a buoyant market requiring slimmer new issue premiums.
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Hong Kong property company New World Development was out in the dollar bond market on November 20, marking its first offering this year.
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The Republic of Indonesia has picked 10 banks for a 2016 bond panel and mandated four of them to work on a dollar offering that could raise up to $4bn.
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Mexican broadcaster Grupo Televisa sold $1.2bn of 10 and 30 year bonds on Thursday to reignite a Latin American bond market that some had suggested was heading for early hibernation.
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Vodafone became the latest blue chip company to exploit the attractive arbitrage offered by the convertible bond market at the moment, by raising £600m on Thursday with a highly sought-after deal that involves no risk of issuing new shares.
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British American Tobacco has offered the sterling market its second long dated bond in as many days, a £350m 40 year tranche as part of a €1.1bn offering.
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Groupe SEB, the unrated French domestic appliances manufacturer, pulled in a €2.5bn order book for a €500m no-grow bond on Wednesday.
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A trio of issuers from Finland and Sweden raised €3.5bn of funding in the covered bond market this week with strong receptions and limited spread concessions.
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AP Moeller-Maersk, the Danish shipping conglomerate, this week issued its first benchmark euro bond since issuing a profit warning in October. Investors were price sensitive, but bankers away from the a €600m seven year trade were impressed with the book size for such a challenging story.
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Another week, another couple of difficult Middle East deals for the CEEMEA market. Bahrain and International Bank of Qatar hit the sizes they wanted but found that pricing stuck stubbornly at initial price thoughts, with international investors beginning to close up shop for 2015.
